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her teeth trouble her & she is not really well. Cousin Jenny goes east in a week with her father: Hattie is going tomorrow to help her the rest of the week: she is knitting me a | her teeth trouble her & she is not really well. Cousin Jenny goes east in a week with her father: Hattie is going tomorrow to help her the rest of the week: she is knitting me a Maraposa of pink & white,- intends to knit one for Jenny before she goes: | ||
Hiram is at home. Mrs. Arthur Ely has a fine son, (name Arthur | Hiram is at home. Mrs. Arthur Ely has a fine son, (name Arthur Hemars, she has had a very good time: is in fine spirits: Mrs. Hemar looks ill: she has a house full of young company from Cleveland, Cincinnati. | ||
I called to see Jenny & Mrs. Brooks last week. She is coming to spend a day here next week with the rest to tea. | I called to see Jenny & Mrs. Brooks last week. She is coming to spend a day here next week with the rest to tea. | ||
Hattie sees her very often: she is in good spirits. Mrs. | Hattie sees her very often: she is in good spirits. Mrs. Fine has gone on to Niagara her husband goes in a week to join her there & go on thier tour eastward. We are having some very warm weather now. I have been meaning to send word before this about the dyeing, hoping you have not yet sent the things |
Latest revision as of 19:34, 19 October 2020
her teeth trouble her & she is not really well. Cousin Jenny goes east in a week with her father: Hattie is going tomorrow to help her the rest of the week: she is knitting me a Maraposa of pink & white,- intends to knit one for Jenny before she goes: Hiram is at home. Mrs. Arthur Ely has a fine son, (name Arthur Hemars, she has had a very good time: is in fine spirits: Mrs. Hemar looks ill: she has a house full of young company from Cleveland, Cincinnati. I called to see Jenny & Mrs. Brooks last week. She is coming to spend a day here next week with the rest to tea. Hattie sees her very often: she is in good spirits. Mrs. Fine has gone on to Niagara her husband goes in a week to join her there & go on thier tour eastward. We are having some very warm weather now. I have been meaning to send word before this about the dyeing, hoping you have not yet sent the things